Reviews

Seasons one and two were outstanding.

Season three Is a POS What a shame They kind of Ted lassoed this show I actually stopped watching because it was just such crap.

I mean they may as well put a bugs Bunny card to it on against Marvin the Martian It would have been more interesting anyway.

The return of characters that were dad and now robitized into Robocop long lost children why don't you say you want to quit instead of making it this awful

You almost want the aliens to destroy the Earth if this is how it's going to be... I swear I've seen these episodes in every cliche movie since they made them.

Nothing to see here folks just what used to be a good show that God forbid gets picked up again for season 4 I mean that'd be like resurrecting weekend at Bernie's.

Nothing says Ignorance is a choice More than Billy Dawn"s (Judy Holiday) portrayal of the bubble-headed bimbo that is happy in her ignorance is bliss life.

Knowledge doesn't mean you come from the right neighborhood or went to the right schools. It just means that you are aware of your limitations and wish the better your standing.

Harry Brock (Broderick Crawford) is a bellowing overbearing brute that loves Billie despite the fact that he knows deep down that she is smarter than he is and he resents her for it.

Judy Holliday's portrayal of a simple-minded infantilized grown woman is a study in character portrayal.

The gin game shows the complacency of the relationship at the cost of $55.60 Harry can't help himself that no matter what he loves Billie, he just doesn't know how to express himself with any eloquence to tell her genuinely that he cares. So he yells and screams and treats her poorly because he's a child that never had any proper upbringing.

Paul Verrall (William Holden) she's Right through Billies sheltered exterior and immediately falls to her innocent charms (who wouldn't)

She uses every ounce of her femininity and womanly wiles to woo Paul to her emotionally starved bedside.

Instead Paul feeds her mind and her emotions through the American revolutionary history.

Billie, standing next to a young child under the Capitol dome is obviously envious of the opportunities this young child is given that she was not privy to.

Eager to make the most of her situation she dons her horn room glasses and ventures out on her own to read the American Constitution

Armed with her education and her ever feminine presence William Holden's Paul Verrall has no chance and he falls madly head over heels.

The parallel between the growth of a country and its citizens after world war II and Billy Dawn's personal growth show the ideals and hopes of a country that may be yellowing now more than ever but there's nothing that can correct the complacency of an ignorant society more than education and an awareness of the uniqueness of our still very young country.

Ignorance is a choice and Born Yesterday refers to our country and our society and citizens poor education only goes to show that I limitations we have are our own.

Just like Billies father sacrificed, scrimped and saved but kept his ideals and wanted more for his daughter. You will feel the same I'm proud of Billie Dawn

We should all be so fortunate to have the same aspirations and dedication to bettering ourselves.

Because default does not lie anywhere except in ourselves.

Classic Mr Bean situational comedy mishap comedy

Although in this case it goes just a little bit too far for me.

I mean it's hard not to rehash the old but it is always welcome from Rowan Atkinson Whether it be Johnny English or Mr Bean

Unfortunately it's not good enough to watch more than once

GS Rider X.